Life Is What You Make It Release Details
- Riddim year: 1980
- Total tracks: 21
- Unique artists on riddim: 23
- Production credits: Various Labels
- Key artists on this riddim: Frankie Paul, Gregory Isaacs, Pliers
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Life Is What You Make It produced by Winston Riley, Bunny Gemini, Gyasi Addae for Techniques, Mogul, Bun Gem, Gyasi in 1980
Life Is What You Make It Riddim was produced by Winston Riley, Bunny Gemini and Gyasi Addae in 1980 for Techniques, Mogul, Bun Gem and Gyasi, and it pulls together a strong roots-to-lovers selection that includes Frighty and Colonel Mite’s title cut, Gregory Isaacs’ Don’t You Know, Frankie Paul and Little Richie’s You Must Be Getting Out Of Your Mind, and Barbara Jones’ Ebony Eyes. The set has that classic late-70s/early-80s Jamaican feel, with the same rhythm carrying different moods across singers and deejays, while the Dub – Version helps underline the instrumental side of the production. Winston Riley’s name alone places it in sturdy company, since Techniques material from this era is closely tied to some of the most durable reggae riddims of the period.
Life Is What You Make It Tracklist:
- Dub – Version (1989)
- Andrew Dan – Don’t Let Me Wait (1989)
- Andrew Ranks – Heartical Don (1989)
- Barbara Jones – Ebony Eyes (1989)
- Carl Henry – Room Full Of Tears (1989)
- Courtney Irie – Wackey News (1989)
- Duppy Conquerors – Taking Control (1989)
- Frankie Paul & Little Richie – You Must Be Getting Out Of Your Mind (1988)
- Frankie Wilmot – Name And Number (1989)
- Frighty & Colonel Mite – Life (Is What You Make It) (1988)
- Gadaffi – Life (1989)
- Gregory Isaacs – Don’t You Know (1989)
- Henroy Morgan – Unruly Girl (1989)
- Junior San – Pump Up (1989)
- Karl Ranks & Junior Rodigan – Give Me Loving (1989)
- Little Richie – Who’s The Champion (My Sound) (1988)
- Otis Gayle – Sugar Darling (1989)
- Pliers – Up The Road (1988)
- Soljie Hamilton – Run Down Love (1989)
- The Techniques – Life Is What You Make It (1980)
- Wayne Culture – Can We Spend Some Time (1989)
